WheresWallace
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I definitely need to read this article later.
Still didn't read the article and still making feeling based arguments that don't apply to meYou can be better than me, that's fine.
What you fail or refuse to acknowledge is that in Asian culture education doesn't begin in school, it begins in the home. Asians don't depend on public schools to educate their children, they only send them there for the formal paperwork required to advance in the North American wilderness.
In Asian culture the elders and teachers (or 'guru' ) is as good as GOD. You believe the white man is God and wonder why you fukked up. Everything revolves around him for you. You're literally obsessed. So when you see a Asian person buying up the block you can't comprehend it. Instead of peeping game you want to throw salt. That's all this is really about.
idk, i think there was a big reduction in the "Chinaman taking white women" and yellow peril media depictions in the 1800s to 1950s and the images of Asians from the 60s onward. Keep in mind the US signed laws to excluse Asians from the US and then in the 20th century repealed those and brought in hundreds of thousands of immigrants and refugees
Please listen to Neely Fuller. That would help you more than me simply answering this questionwhere do you think the hatred from all races towards black people stem from? Is it jealousy, envy, or are we just targeted because of our darker complexions or maybe all of the above but what do u think it is?
Thats valid. I would be interested in hearing from the perspective of Asian Americans that have been in the US for generations on the social aspect.Part of the reason that they didn't go away if precisely for the reasons that mainstream culture uses the "model minority" tag....namely that Asians don't complain...even about ugly stereotypes and caricatures that their children have to see.
White people will mock others until/unless there are consequences for doing so. The overt stereotyping of Blacks didn't lessen or go away until Black people protested those images or depictions. Asians do no such thing. As a result, the mocking caricatures & stereotypes about them shifted, but never went away.
Stereotypes about Jews lessened and went away because jews own media outlets and control those images. Asians do no such thing.
I don't buy the part of the article about Asians progressed socially because the stereotypes lessened. Better answer would be that they entered professionals previously denied them that were results oriented....such as STEM fields. Person can hate Asians all day long, but if the Asian engineer can do a better job than the white....and keep his system up....the Asian guy gets the knod. Article briefly touches on them enter certain fields but doesn't expound. I think they entered fields where their proficiency mattered more than whether white people liked them or not.
Y’all are being delusional here. The research controlled for education and they weren’t allowed to enter job fields because they were treated like blacks. It didn’t matter how educated or skilled they were, white people were not letting them have Shyte and when they tried to do for self white people burned down their Chinatown and created laws to fukk them up.Part of the reason that they didn't go away if precisely for the reasons that mainstream culture uses the "model minority" tag....namely that Asians don't complain...even about ugly stereotypes and caricatures that their children have to see.
White people will mock others until/unless there are consequences for doing so. The overt stereotyping of Blacks didn't lessen or go away until Black people protested those images or depictions. Asians do no such thing. As a result, the mocking caricatures & stereotypes about them shifted, but never went away.
Stereotypes about Jews lessened and went away because jews own media outlets and control those images. Asians do no such thing.
I don't buy the part of the article about Asians progressed socially because the stereotypes lessened. Better answer would be that they entered professionals previously denied them that were results oriented....such as STEM fields. Person can hate Asians all day long, but if the Asian engineer can do a better job than the white....and keep his system up....the Asian guy gets the knod. Article briefly touches on them enter certain fields but doesn't expound. I think they entered fields where their proficiency mattered more than whether white people liked them or not.
Please listen to Neely Fuller. That would help you more than me simply answering this question
how confident are you in this assertion? If you aint putting your account up, kindly shut the fukk up.Doubtful he is black.
This thread is low key exposing some of our hidden non-black brothers and sisters in “yo yo yo black face online”
this fakkit @Kenny West stay on some c00n shyt
You believe the white man is God and wonder why you fukked up. Everything revolves around him for you. You're literally obsessed. So when you see a Asian person buying up the block you can't comprehend it. Instead of peeping game you want to throw salt. That's all this is really about.
No fakkit, I don’t care if you are white or Asian or some lame ass c00n.how confident are you in this assertion? If you aint putting your account up, kindly shut the fukk up.
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Thats valid. I would be interested in hearing from the perspective of Asian Americans that have been in the US for generations on the social aspect.
Still didn't read the article and still making feeling based arguments that don't apply to me
READ
http://ftp.iza.org/dp6639.pdf
The real secret to Asian American success was not education
All this study says is that Asians pretty much forced whites to respect their hustle. So what?
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It's false. Asians were still racially mocked in media before during and after civil rights. I'm still waiting on OP or somebody to provide proof of this memo that went out to white folks to stop being racist toward asians. People were still using the term Oriental in the 90's ffs.do you feel the title is accurate or misleading?
I feel it's deliberately misleading....and it's written in a pandering manner...like some of Tim Wise's articles.
I think a person can disagree with points and inferences.For example...I still disagree with the author's claim that anti asian stereotypes in popular media went away for the timeframe discussed. I think that part is false and cited reasons why.